My last name is "Null," and it comes preloaded with entertainment value.

Take advantage of the null object pattern in .NET to eliminate the need for null checks and avoid runtime errors in your applications.

And the "NULL" theory extends beyond license plates to other systems. "Would a Null surname have trouble purchasing plane tickets or cause bugs in systems if applied? Is it a widespread issue?

So I'm working with Powershell trying to query TPM data from computer objects. I'm having an issue where, when there is no TPM data for a given object, which should be NULL, it evaluates to not ...

Null was first used by British computer scientist, Tony Hoare, 60 years ago as a term meaning "no value" and it's still very much in use in many databases today. The Wall Street Journal has been ...

If you are unlucky enough to have the surname "Null", you basically don't exist, as far as some SQL servers are concerned iStock It is a troublesome process registering for an account with online ...

Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett told “Kudlow” guest host David Asman Monday the answer to one question could render some pardons issued by former President Joe Biden “null and void ...

Security researcher Joseph Tartaro thought NULL would make a fun license plate. He's never been more wrong.

No, not Edson, Edsert, or Edsner. E-D-S-E-R. Still, spare a thought for those with the last name "Null", as apparently it still breaks web forms, databases, and commerce systems the world over.